Intergalactic Peace Jelly

Intergalactic Peace Jelly is an improvisational rock band from Boulder, CO that consists of JD Rodgers (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Andrew Schuster (guitar, vocals); Max Gilbraith (bass, vocals); Evan DePuy (percussion); Gordon Lindley (drums); and Wesley Neimer (saxophone, vocals). With a wide range of influences that spans from Grateful Dead to Metallica and beyond, I.P.J. have developed a style unique unto themselves. Catchy melodies and memorable lyrics blend seamlessly into extensive experimental jams, ensuring both a comfortable familiarity to all fans as well as assurance that no two shows will ever be the same.

In late 2012 the earliest incarnation of I.P.J., which included Rodgers, Schuster, DePuy and a fourth member, gathered together to write and record the band’s first two songs (“Long Distance Paranoid Blues” and “Bird”) with three guitars, three voices, and a beat kept by a single djembe. Pleasantly surprised with both of the recordings and the size of sound they were able to achieve with such limited instrumentation, the band decided to continue working on the project. In 2014, they enlisted Niemer to play bass and proceeded to record a third song (“Study Drugs”). Though the band was once again satisfied with the results, it became clear that they had grown beyond their acoustic roots, and by the start of 2015 Lindley had joined the crew on drums. In addition, Gilbraith was added to the roster so that Niemer could focus full-time on the saxophone.

To contact Intergalactic Peace Jelly for booking or other purposes, PLEASE send an email to intergalacticpeacejelly@gmail.com

Music, Merchandise, Information, and Intergalactic Peace can be found by visiting: www.intergalacticpeacejelly.com
https://www.facebook.com/intergalacticpeacejelly
https://soundcloud.com/intergalactic-peace-jelly

Band's Official Website

On December 14, 2015, Evan DePuy granted permission to host Intergalactic Peace Jelly recordings on the Live Music Archive

Howdy,
I am a member of the band Intergalactic Peace Jelly and I was hoping to be added to the live music archive. We have no problems with the free distribution and/taping of our music. We're pretty cool about all the legal stuff and aren't going to cause any problems about anything. Mainly, we'd just love to have it heard! I generally record all our shows so I have a few I was hoping to upload if we get approved.

Thanks,
Evan DePuy